Quality Inspector - 1st Shift

About the Role

The Quality Inspector inspects products on all production lines to confirm the proper function of switchboards and electrical components, ensuring compliance with customer specifications, safety, and quality requirements. Inspections are recorded on applicable checklists, and mating structures are examined to guarantee complete and problem‑free field installations. The inspector verifies that any released revisions are incorporated into the product and that all documentation reflects the current revision, discarding previous versions. Non‑conformances are documented, communicated, and rework is verified to support problem‑solving and continuous improvement. The role includes serving as an informal trainer for production associates, providing assistance on complex tasks and product requirements that may not be precisely defined, such as barrier placement. Strong communication and positive relationships are emphasized to support job objectives and teamwork. The position requires self‑directed work and the ability to perform physical tasks such as reaching overhead, pulling, pushing, and climbing ladders. • Inspect switchboards and electrical components on all production lines for functionality, safety, and quality compliance. • Identify and document product non-conformances using applicable checklists and test reports. • Verify that revisions and customer specifications are correctly incorporated into products and documentation. • Communicate design errors to front‑end personnel, obtain revisions, and ensure required rework is completed. • Serve as an informal trainer, assisting production associates with complex tasks and fostering teamwork. • Perform physical tasks such as reaching overhead, pulling, pushing, and climbing ladders as needed.

Key Responsibilities

• ▸switchboard inspection
• ▸non‑conformance docs
• ▸revision verification
• ▸design communication
• ▸trainer support
• ▸physical tasks

What You Bring

Candidates must hold a high school diploma or equivalent, with a minimum of three years of manufacturing, production, or military experience, or possess a degree in a technical discipline. Legal authorization to work in the United States without sponsorship is required; no relocation benefit is provided. Additional qualifications include at least one year of experience as a Quality Inspector or in testing within a manufacturing environment, experience with switchboard assembly, connectors, or wiring, computer literacy, and an associate’s degree in Mechatronics, Electrical Engineering, or Electronics. Preferred qualifications include strong verbal and written communication, persuasive and analytical problem‑solving skills, and the ability to work effectively within a team. The inspector should understand basic electricity, current flow, component functionality, schematics, wiring diagrams, and assembly processes across all lines, including Hi‑Pot and Shunt Trip testing. Knowledge of UL, NEC, regional utility codes, and customer‑specific requirements, as well as proficiency with hand tools, air tools, gauges, and torque wrenches, is essential. • Minimum qualifications: high school diploma (or equivalent) plus 3 + years manufacturing/production/military experience or a technical degree; legal U.S. work authorization. • Additional experience: at least 1 year as a Quality Inspector in manufacturing; experience with switchboard assembly, connectors, or wiring; computer literacy; associate’s degree in Mechatronics, Electrical Engineering, or Electronics preferred. • Required skills: strong verbal/written communication, analytical problem‑solving, ability to read schematics, wiring diagrams, engineering drawings, and testing procedures. • Knowledge of UL, NEC, regional utility codes and customer‑specific requirements; proficiency with hand tools, air tools, gauges, and torque wrenches.

Requirements

• ▸3+ years
• ▸quality inspector
• ▸mechatronics
• ▸schematics
• ▸ul/nec
• ▸hand tools

Work Environment

Onsite